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First time on CD for sole album, originally issued in 1966, from Southern California based folk-rock group. Includes the entire World Pacific album & five rare bonus tracks, 'Strollin' Blues', 'Things We Say', 'I Wanna Shout', 'Image Of A Girl', & 'C'mon Baby'. 17 tracks & a foldout sleeve with liner notes, many photos & other memorabilia. Rev-Ola. 2003.
Personnel: Nick Robbins, Joe Foster (synthesizer).
Liner Note Authors: Danny House; Steve Stanley.
Recording information: Ironwood Studios (08/1985-09/1985).
Imagine the Mamas & the Papas without the arranging prowess of John Phillips or the powerful voice of Cass Elliot and you get a pretty good idea of what the Deep Six sounded like. During their brief existence, they released one self-titled LP in 1966 on Liberty. Over three decades later, the U.K.-based Rev Ola label not only reissued that rare collector's item, but also included five non-LP cuts, rare photos, and excellent liner notes. The light, if somewhat generic, folk-rock arrangements and close harmonizing are pleasant enough on the majority of tracks; versions of "A Groovy Kind of Love," "Where Were You When I Needed You," and "Solitary Man" fit the band's smoothness to a tee. A few missteps are also included, especially the overtly far-out hippie vibe on "C'mon Baby (Blow Your Mind)," or even worse, "Paint It Black," which sounds as goofy as if the Serendipity Singers were performing it after taking a few tokes for the first time. All in all, this is fun sunshine pop that fans of the genre will enjoy. ~ Al Campbell
Deep Six Songs | 1. | Paint It Black |
| 2. | When Morning Breaks |
| 3. | Unlock the Door |
| 4. | What Would You Wish From the Golden Fish |
| 5. | Somewhere, My Love |
| 6. | Groovy Kind of Love, A |
| 7. | Solitary Man |
| 8. | Counting |
| 9. | Rising Sun |
| 10. | Winds of Morning |
| 11. | Why Say Goodbye |
| 12. | Where Were You When I Need You |
| 13. | Strollin' Blues |
| 14. | Things We Say |
| 15. | I Wanna Shout |
| 16. | Image of a Girl |
| 17. | C'Mon Baby |
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